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Jamaican Association’s screening of Bob Marley: One Love was a fundraiser that drew a packed house

Kelli-Sue Miller is thriving — in recovery, in business and as an author on Amazon

The genuine progression in The Colour Purple of the characters as well as their relations with each other, is fresh and imaginative, writes Marli Spriggs

Purple Hibiscus is a great book for anyone interested in African literature and female empowerment, writes Marli Spriggs

Silo takes a dystopian look at what happens to a society forced to live underground

In his new book, Michael Jarvis offers a new perspective on 17th-century Bermudian history

Inspired by the classical music in Japanese cartoons, Dennajye Paynter taught himself to play piano. In only five months he mastered Rondo Alla Turca, a Mozart composition that takes most people years to learn. “They play a lot of classical music in ...

In 2020 Carmen Domarco said goodbye to her children and got started on her art. A year later, she is thrilled to be able to introduce her offspring to the 21-piece collection she calls Lucid Dreaming. A solo exhibit at the Bermuda Society of Arts, it...

In 1977, looking to drum up investors in his company, Mike Marsh hit the seminar circuit. Having never done much public speaking the thought of doing it in front of audiences of hundreds of people terrified him but, with Troy Associates on the line, ...

In his introductory speech BMDS president Than Butterfield asked where else in the world would you get to see six world premieres in one evening? Indeed. For this is the 14th playwriting contest held by the society which has raised more than $300,000...